Aristhana = Rahu's most empowered bhava

Rahu in bhava-6 is the single most effective place for Rahu! He does His most beneficial work here, in bhava-6, with conflicted situations, toxicity social and chemical, accusations true and false. Rahu-6 loves injustice, disease, and a fight.

Rahu thrives by appearing to be a helper; offering amazing, astonishing, awesome levels of assistance and service.

Life's great opportunities may arrive in the guise of exploitation, pollution, grievance, gross unfairness, betrayal, misery, slavery, criminalization / crime, and war.

toxic, exploitive, unfair Bhava-6 is a beneficial placement for Risk-Rewarding Rahu

Rahu-6 may seek to gain privilege via amplified complaining

• performative outrage

He wields a passion for disagreement, betrayal, expedient remedies

• display of victim imagery , disease-discomfort, injury, soldiers, servants, slaves, toxicity, poverty, emblems of servitude and conflict
• seeks privilege via - important ministries of service, military distinctions, self-promotion in professional medicine, litigations, argumentation, accusations, pollution, crime
• promotes argumentation in a culturally Mixed-and-Mottled style which may breach the established comfortable folkways, ancient customs, and established cultural norms
• over-extended in accusation, pollution, addiction, litigation, jails, medicine, military, ministries of service
• provides extraordinary opportunities in disagreeable, warlike, toxic, miserable, hurtful, or criminal conditions
• Risk-rewarding, boundary-breaching Rahu thrives in Bhava-6 where He finds opportunity in the worlds of crime, war, pharmacy, self-medication, toxicity.

craves privileged access to criminal, conflicted, or ministry-of-service

Rahu finds fertile fields in realms of shame-and-blame

profitable treachery

opportunistic antagonism

excited to gain prestige through accusatory rhetoric [esp Rahu+Budha]

seeks important roles within the weapons industry

Rahu Risk-taking as a calculated response to conflict

Not authentically about the solution or the remedy, but rather Rahu-ambitiously about the grievance , the resentment, and the complaint.

shadowy service

passion for litigious complaint

medical risk

mixsters-tricksters enter the conflicted realms of medicine, military, ministries of service (often a very successful location for Rahu)

see also: Rahu in 6th-from-Chandra

ambitious trajectories of important conflicts

Rāhudrishti to 10, 12, 2 amplifies the institutional-governance (10) clandestine-sanctuary (12) and treasury-acquisition (2) attributes.

seeks extraordinary [Rahu] privilege within culture-clash, disagreeable, ailing, accusatory, toxic, litigious, aggrieved, divorcing, adversarial, and service-ministry environments (6)

seeks to be recognized as special and important in conflicted, imbalanced roles

disguised as a helping, assisting, ministerial figure

seeks privilege via appearance of offering ministries of service

desire to be recognized as a tactical strategist of logical argument

prestige sought via crime, war, exploitation, illness, conflict, betrayal, drugs, addiction, pollution, toxicity, slavery, servitude, accusations, battles fought in litigation

fascinating digestive parts

passion for prostitution and pollution

Rahu in 8th-from-11th = "liar loans " (falsification of qualifying income to achieve a larger loan)

Rahu-ratna may be supportive during Rahu bhukti

[Bhava 6] or [6th-from-Chandra]

Destruction of the Adversary

• Rahu-6 = opportunity to succeed personally or professionally in environments characterized by illness, corruption, exploitation, imbalance-seeking-a-remedy

Satkona is absolutely the best place for Rahu.

Rahu-6 finds opportunity in weapons, pollution, poverty, medical suffering, and expressions of conflict.

Loans

• Banker to the Poor 1940- microcredit Muhammad Yunus [protective-patriotic Hasta-4] expert in poverty remediation via micro-loans, in service to the most acutely poor of Bangladesha - who are nearly always women [6]

• Fashion economics 1981- real-estate Ivanka Trump Kushner [property-owning Punarvasu-4] Real-estate loans.

Weapons and War

• POTUS-41 All the Best 1924-2018 George H.W. Bush [financial-heritage Magha-2] [navamsha Rahu-Urisha-uchcha] [1991 Gulf War] in the service of protecting the assets of oil-and-gas clients

• VPOTUS Military Weapons Contracts 1941- Dick Cheney [dominating-competitor Hasta-1] - weapons, military planning

Physicians, pharmacists, medical professionals dealing with Taboo Topics

• Homeopathy 1755-1843 d. Samuel Hahnemann [fantasizing-conceptual Uttaraphalgunī-4] physician, medical researcher, compounding pharmacist

• Sherlock Holmes 1859-1930 occultist Arthur Conan Doyle [arranging-contractual Dhaniṣṭha-3] ophthalmologist, crime-writer

Rahu-Mesha-Aja] yuti [Surya-Mesha-uchcha] yuti [Shukra-yuti-Rahu]

• In the early decades of the 20th century, Totem and Taboo 1856-1939 neurologist Sigmund Freud was a highly respected physiological neurologist working within the emerging new (Mesha) therapeutic field of psychiatry [Asvini medicine] . SSF topical specialization was the role of Willpower (Surya, ego). As a university professor and European regional expert on nervous disorders, the charismatic [uchcha-Surya-karmesha] Dr. Freud was widely admired as a pioneering [Mesha] explorer of the subconscious mind (Shukra activates 12 subconscious) . Yet, behind the glow of Freud's brilliant discoveries lurked a barrier-bending, taboo-twisting [Rahu] life fraught with culturally forbidden incestuous relationships [Shukra-yuti-Rahu]. A great appreciator of women, freud conducted a decades-long sexual relationship with his wife's younger sister. SSF was reputed to have enjoyed the secret pleasures of other ladies as well. Freud's own father [Surya] married three times, and little Sigismund was born to his father's youthful third wife. Through all of the potential iniquity, SSF maintained peak professional dignity due to uchcha-Surya-karmesha. His falsified notebook data [Rahu-6] was not revealed until after his death.

Injury, disease

• POTUS-26 National Parks 1858-1919 Theodore Roosevelt [friendly-networked Varuna-3] TR lived with a serious health condition [suffocating asthma]. Nonetheless, he travelled to distant lands [Ketu-12] that were rife with infectious disease [6]. Although the final bout of fevers - caught during his 1914 Amazon expedition - may have contributed to his death at age 60 during Ketu-Rahu bhukti, TR rarely allowed illness to slow him down. He died at home in his sleep.

• POTUS-pair-39 Caregiving 1927-2023 Rosalynn Smith Carter [brokering-adjusting Mriga-3] RSC long-serving advocate for care of mentally-ill, addicted, and marginalized citizens

Animals wild and domesticated

• POTUS-26 National Parks 1858-1919 Theodore Roosevelt famed for his adventures [Rahu] with wild animals, reptiles, insects and birds, as well as rancher's cattle herds and horses. Rahu-Kumbha- 6 drishti into TR's Chandra-10-Mithuna and into his lagnesha Budha-Tula-2 made TR an avid storyteller, and ever-more-exciting copy for the newspaper journalists.

Ambitious service-ministry instincts

• Total Surrender 1910-1997 Mother Teresa of Kolkata [governing-organizing Kṛttikā-2]

• Photographer 1941-1998 vegetarian activist Linda Eastman McCartney [optimistic-dogmatic Uttaraphalgunī-1] animal rights, vegetarian activist

Just as easily, rahu-6 may become involved with military or criminal excess

• POTUS-21 Civil Service 1829-1886 Chester A. Arthur [profitable-networked Uttaraphalgunī-3] + [Mangala-yuti-Surya] [6, graft] CAA operated one of the largest, most profitable criminal graft machines in the nation [10th-from-Chandra = Rahu-6, graft] = the Collector of the Port of New York. CAA was also commended for efficient handling of military supply during the Civil War in his role as Quartermaster General of the New York Militia. [6, military]

• China-Dictator 1893-1976 Mao Zedong [governing- regulating Revatī-2] Primarily identified with his commitment to serve the great masses of disenfranchised workers, and the terrible wars that he masterminded.

Rahu-6 uses conflict to advantage. Rahu-6 laughs at fear

• India-PM 1917-1984 Martial Law Indira Gandhi [defensive-customary Mūla-4] [Shukra-yuti-Rahu] ING had a permanent cadre of domestic enemies. She endured multiple threats upon her life. Nonetheless, iNG had a magnificent disregard for consequences = [Mūla-Rahu-6].

• ING was generally able to evade attacks by changing her schedule without notice, showing up early or late, appearing and disappearing [Rahu] in unexpected ways. Rahu reaches His peak empowerment in bhava-6,. Rahu located in a nakshatra of Rahu-or-Ketu = power increases. In Mūla, the gleeful potential for total annihilation is intensely liberating . One may travel freely where angels fear to tread.

ambitious Risk-taking behaviors exhibited by karaka figures of 6

• physicians, medications, exotic medical settings

• criminals, promise-breakers, the untrustworthy

• servants, employees, slaves

• relatives of the mother, particularly the maternal siblings

• [Rahu in bhava-6] flourishes where human misery thrives

loan-makers and poverty services, such as check-cashing storefronts (USA) and unlicensed loan-sharks

In Kanya, with Budha well-placed, while one would be constantly criticized, aRahu-6 outreach to the extremely ostracized could be stunningly successful. One would However, be frequently accused of abridgng the social protocol for master-slave behavior.

• Banker to the Poor 1940- microcredit Muhammad Yunus created loan contracts for microloans. The contracts were negotiated between the poorest of the poor agricultural women (often a group of such women) ++ the lending bank. Not only had this category of person (impoverished women, acting independently of their husbands) never been seen as eligible to enter a legal contract (Rahu outsider) . Also, the contracts could be established between the bank and a collective group (Rahu breaks rules). Other features of the women's marginalized (6) status, such as their subservience (6) to their husbands per scriptural law, remained in effect. For the exotic purpose of this single loan contract, they were elevated [Rahu] to the status of legal promissory signatories. Lacking literacy, they made an alternative sign (alternative Rahu-produces effects of Budha = gestures).

Due to Ketu-12, insomnia or some scattering of the sleep time. May have more service-work hours available as a result.

Knows how to exploit the legal loopholes [Rahu] in order to utilize secret opportunities of the marketplace (8th from 11th).

Self-elevation via risk in medicine, criminal and divorce law, war, problematics, social conflict. Full scope of effects depends upon which graha occupy bhava 10, 12, and 2.

Professor Rahu in bhava-6 = craves a privileged servant or esoteric problematizing capability. A great desire to serve those in conflict, although one has not yet earned the discrimination skills.

Via Professor Rahu's characteristic over-promotion, Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 often gets into rapidly escalating conflicts that are over their head .

• POTUS-21 Civil Service 1829-1886 Chester A. Arthur [profitable-networked Uttaraphalgunī-3] + [Mangala-yuti-Surya] [6, graft] [Rahu-6-Kanya]. This ambitious Rahu-cluster also occupies the emotionally dignified , social-ordering, leadership-seeking; 10th-from-Chandra , propelling him ultimately to POTUS-21.

• Arthur operated within an extensive criminal extortion organization based in political graft. Pay to play bribery enabled cash-purchasing of public jobs that paid high salaries and provided continuous opportunity [Rahu] to pocket the fees collected from shipping and customs tax. CAA socialized widely and knew people from diverse cultural backgrounds [Rahu] in all parts of the racket. [6, graft]

Can signal tremendous illness, self-contempt, or self-harm in the process of spiritualization through excruciating service. Rahu is highly empowered in bhava-6.

After much animosity and many trials, often hidden from others and quite severe, there is success through service.

By means of medicine, drugs, argumentation, conflict, and divorce, one wishes to obtain the privileges of servitude.

Great Leap Forward via Argumentation

• Medical treatments,
• Unfair conditions,
• human trafficking
• enslavement
• Toxicity,
• Divorce,
• Despair,
• Disagreement,
• Drugs
• Pollution
• Crime
• Accusation
• mistreatment
• abuse

Positive potential for extraordinary disruption-intervention in environments of profound illness, exploitation, servitude, poverty, pollution, toxicity, and war

Rahu's ruler is all-important. If a strong, anchored ruler, rahu-6 can sustain power and position within a criminalized or villainized, unfair, toxic, or unbalanced environment.

• China-Dictator 1893-1976 Mao Zedong * Guru dharmesha ideology rules opportunistic Rahu. Mao was characterized as a social leveler, protector of the weak, and champion of the poor. However, ambitious Rahu caused the creation of a draconian ultra-privileged ideological aristocracy that was arguably much worse than the injustice Mao was trying to correct.

Empowerment and opportunity from environments of crime, poverty, debt, pollution, and servitude

• POTUS-21 Civil Service 1829-1886 Chester A. Arthur As Customs Collector of the Port of New York, arthur worked within a huge graft network that took bribes from thousands of small-scale ship-hands and dockworkers and a few well-placed city officials as well. [6, graft, extortion]

Even more than Ketu the chidrakaraka, Rahu the Rogue may provide surprisingly positive material results in Ari Bhava.

• Sherlock Holmes 1859-1930 occultist Arthur Conan Doyle = worked first as an ophthalmologist. He then became a celebrated crime-writer, spinning hideous tales of wanton attacks, deranged minds, and pervasive disease. C-D produced a long-running series of splendidly popular crime novels that remain continuously in print, and voraciously read.

• Each carefully crafted scene [Chitra lagna engineering design] described complex networks of mental-physical traits [Rahu Kumbha] In the novels, aweb [Kumbha] of brilliant deception would inevitably produce a garishly criminal event for both perpetrators and victims [6]. Rahu-6 flourishes in unbalanced, toxic, exploitive environments.

Although the outcome is often favorable, nevertheless, the environment which launches the Great Leap forward = often contentious, exploitive, and socially disharmonious

Professor Rahu in bhava-6 may feel Himself victimized while also exploiting others.

entrancing Professor Rahu's Great Leap Forward in bhava-6 creates a sudden advance to a higher level of social privilege via a shape-shifting change related to victimization [being eaten] , marginalized people, and inability to locate a balance point in life:

illness and medical treatments - potentially, professor Rahu in bhava-6 = a great minister of service on behalf of the distrusted, diseased, and dispossessed

drugs, alcohol

instinct to self-elevate to a higher social station via dealing in toxic self-medication such as alcohol and illicit drugs

loans and debt

Professor Rahu in 6 may self-elevate to a high social station via high-interest loans, credit-card debt, or bankruptcy

Thrillling Adventures, war, weapons, animals, crime

EXAMPLE

POTUS at PLAY - loved by the hoi-polloi, resented by legislators

• amplifying drishti from Double [Rahu-Kumbha-Varuna] [Rahu in bhava-6] into
• [Chandra in Arudra - Orion] [10]
• [Budha-Tula] -- [Budha in bhava-2] -- [Budha-yuti-Surya]

POTUS-26 National Parks 1858-1919 Theodore Roosevelt [systematic-collectivist Varuna-3] While POTUS 1905-1909, tR was frequently away from Washington on highly publicized Exciting Adventures

• TR craved extreme imbalance [6]. He invited the press along for tumultuous ocean voyages to war-torn distant lands, flashbulb-popping international treaty-signing, and other war-related Rahu-fabulous events.
• While POTUS, teddy wrote many dozens of magazine articles about his hunting exploits, his scientific passions [Kumbha], and his knowledge of history [Rahu drishti into Budha-2]. The public praised his antics and amazing stories!
• However, tR's attention deficit was resented by legislators, who accused TR of avoiding the [boring] tasks of national governance.
• TR publically disdained national politics and claimed that after 1909, he would never seek POTUS again. He craved excitement from war, weapons, killing animals, crime-fighting, and any kind of conflict.

[Rahu-Kumbha likes populism not entitlements]

Hypocrisy, defamation, animosity, and Litigious over-reach

• Although celebrated for his trust-busting bravado, tR over-reached on broken promises [Rahu-6]. In 1912, tR cheated his party of winning votes by starting a breakaway party, while defaming his former friend and current candidate, William Howard Taft. The public did not warm to TR's hypocrisy, and Woodrow Wilson won POTUS-28. * Budha-Guru bhukti ++ dvadasa Sade-Sati

Shady Deals and Irregular Business Schemes

6 = 8th-from-11th hidden profitability

poverty, especially repeating narratives of victimization [being eaten] and generational poverty

Professor Rahu in divorce-empowered bhava-6 = self-elevation via broken trust, dishonored contracts, bankruptcy, divorce = via one's own initiative or the treasonous actions of others

social disagreement (including war) : instinct to self-elevate via incitement to war, or managing non-native persons such as mercenaries who fight to defend a place which is not their homeland

• blaming, litigation and criminal accusations

• all forms of logical argumentation: computer programs, legal suits, academic debates

• servants, disenfranchised workers, exploitive relationships

• " aunts and uncles " especially the mother's relatives

During the mahadasha of Rahu and bhukti of entrancing Professor Rahu,

one may re-invent one's own medical, policing, usurious, and litigious behaviors to match the folkways, ancient customs, and established cultural norms of a higher social echelon. In marriage, professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 keeps too much of the power to oneself, resulting in chronic marital inequity.

This may not be intentional; it is often the result of an unusually large partner gap of age, seniority, social importance, political power, or wealth.

Professor Rahu in bhava-6 gives instructions which are potentially predatory or exploitive in one's method of conducting alliances, but this negative potential may be removed by the influence of wiser graha upon Professor Rahu . The potential for extraordinary, unorthodox, or exotic scope of humanitarian service is also present in the placement of Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6. Rahu is said to give best results in bhava 3, 6, and 11.

Desire to Engage in Argument * particularly in accusations, litigation, criminal matters

Leapfrog over the conventional path to privilege via dissolution of alliances (divorce, break contracts) chronic conflict, legal argumentation (litigation) or clever use of loans (indebtedness), particularly via medicine-drugs, police and military, or underclass association

Desire to challenge conventional methods of social conflict management = takes risks in management of public medicine, poverty, exploitation, servitude, divorce, and crime

War * expedient actions and honor of thieves

Hunger to Possess drugs and medicines, servants and animals, imbalance-seeking-a-remedy and adversarial relationships.

Compulsively attracted to underclass and outcast persons; animals; lower life forms.

One may appropriate the debts or medicines of others

master of rationalization = expert in sophistic debate

One can leapfrog to higher service status in realms of conflict, blaming, poverty, medicine, exploitation; often by litigation or accusations.

Disruptive, exciting, sensually hungry drishti to

• bhava-10 (social rank, leadership, professional responsibilities)

• bhava-12 ( sanctuary environments, privacy, clairvoyant realms)

• bhava-2 ( material acquisitions, languages, knowledge, wealth, family history)

Rahu the Rakshasa feeds upon chaotic and manipulative circumstances within the world of servitude, exploitation, poverty, the vast global underclass, animosity, chronic illness, social conflict, altercation, disputes, treachery, broken promises, medicine and litigation.

Professor Rahu the Intruder disrupts the customary habits of dealing with animals, employees and servants, upsets the schedule of medical treatment, and makes one privy to disturbing and possibly dangerous disagreements, especially divorcer.

The Chosen

One wishes to feel specially chosen for a privileged role: permission to join elite problematizers, elite money-lenders, and elite circles of marital discontent or addiction.

Exotic, unorthodox, permissive approach to marital inequity or physical discomfort, and this approach is the catapult.

Rahu Mahadasha - Rahu bhukti = Rahu pratyantardasha

During periods of Professor Rahu, asurreptitious intruder or poseur enters the realm of conflicts and disagreements and exploitive interactions.

• The goal of the interloper is to break limits and challenge assumptions about the normal stepwise path of the normal stepwise path of disagreement and conflict .

One's passion for connecting to this enticing exotic agent is disruptive but exciting and each iteration breaks some limit upon how many and which types of service or servitude one is allowed to performr.

Professor Rahu the Rogue provides an extreme desire to engage in conflict and to blame others for inability to reach agreement, along with the urge to satisfy that desire at nearly any cost.

Les agents provocateurs represented by Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 = not necessarily an immoral influence. The agent desires to obtain privileged experiences by "leapfrog" without having followed the conventional proving steps toward social approval of inequity (6, servitude, ministry of service).

Thus Rahu in 6 disturbs the existing orderly limits regarding:

unlimited engagement with conflict and exploitation. A CONSCIOUS AND WELL-PREPARED person may undertake significant confrontation with the forces of poverty and disease

constant and compulsive interior argument with amplified blaming behaviors

Although one will in all likelihood triumph over all of them and being a natural blame-maker one may not feel in the least intimidated; still, there is no limit on the quantity and fierceness of one's enemies in this life

no limit on exotic servants and animal pets; one may have a private zoo, ahorse farm teeming with critters, or a large number of servants and employees from many lands

prosperity to the uncles and aunts, especially on the mother's side

fascination with argumentative discourse, the culture of suffering and exploitation; exotic servitude

compulsive desire to experience disappointment and disagreement on terms of contracts; multiple expedient divorces

if Rahu-yuti-Shani, potential for betrayal. Rahu favors the use of deception and His style usually involves sneaking into forbidden places under culturally false pretenses.

As the great taboo-breaker, rahu destroys customary moral boundaries and behavioral consistency in the workplace and among employees;

in the practice of medicine and ministries of service;

in the mother's relatives.

Rahu disrupts the customary methods of performing one's service and managing conflict.

• Generally, when a papa-graha (malefic) occupies a dushthamsha, the results are surprisingly good.

• Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 's strongest desires are focused in the area of"loss of agreement" , fighting, but one does not run from the challenge.

• Rather, adeep and sustained engagement, driven by the desire to obtain power in the workplace, often produces expertise and profit.

Rahu in bhava-6 gives a"mixed bag" of benefits and liabilities among employees and in one's material workplace.

• Numerous Agents of social conflict

  • such as police, military, underclass, outcast, foreigners, manipulators, thieves, thugs, liars, physicians, drug dealers, prostitutes, poseurs, and usurers, and victims + exploiters of every stripe

  are the actors who will populate the stage in this theatre of life.

If Rahu's ruler is benevolent, one may enjoy a profit from dealing with these otherwise undesirable effects. For example, pretentious Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 may work in criminal justice, loan finance, or import-export of exotic and desirable items. Expect some criminal undertone to the dealing but Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 may be clever enough to manipulate through it.

No matter how successfully this situation is managed, entrancing Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 must learn to manipulate the manipulators .

Passion for the victim narrative [story of being eaten]

• splendid placement for physicians, military professionals, ministry of service to the underclass, advocates for the disenfranchised, divorce attorney, pollution professional, and all varieties of miscreants and criminals

• Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 = overinvested in medicines and disease, pollution, toxins, crimes, wars, betrayals, cheatings, exploitation, slavery, and false accusations

• Pretentious Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 provides some of the most successful expressions of Professor Rahu's fearless willingness to Mix and Mottle the social order by crossing boundaries and breaking rules

Ambition to trick the adversaries

• can be a great blessing when Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 chooses to try to trick the great adversaries of humankind = poverty, usury, and disease

Bhava-6 is often the most effective location for Rahu * ministry of service to the very ill, the very poor, and the exploited classes * including prostitutes, drug addicts, slaves and animals.

Rahu-ratna may be supportive during Vimshottari periods of Rahu.

In the classroom of bhava-6, professor Rahu lectures upon topics of imbalance-seeking-a-remedy and injustice. Students in this classroom are granted the ability to ambitiously and expediently utilize rule-breaking and various expressions of the act of 'mixing'.

empowerment via the unbalanced or unfair narratives of toxicity, exploitation, cheating and betrayal

Although Professor Shani will fiercely resist Rahu's attempts to challenge social categories and ethnic boundaries, professor Pretentious Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 can serve as a positive catalyst for social change.

Some areas of civilization in which Rahu may successfully initiate barrier-bending, taboo-twisting changes in the social order and its rule-system include

• physical disease and traditions of remedial medicine
• military activities such as war and physical domination of weaker victims

As a strategy for gaining advantage in His quest for empowerment and privilege, professor Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 likes to" play both sides " of any argument (6). Rahu the Sophist is very clever in a svabhava of"words-are-birds "articulator Budha.

The physical pollution argument

• challenges to outdated protocols for handling chemical pollution
• litigious argumentation in defense of polluters and toxic poisoners

The social pollution argument

• ministries of service on behalf of the out-caste, blamed, defiled, and hated human populations
• aactions which dominate and enslave these precise same populations

The criminal defense argument

• litigious defense of criminals and crimes
• exoneration of falsely blamed and scapegoats

The victim-class argument

• justification of agencies that produce poverty, prostitution, servitude, and the victim experience
• ministries of service on behalf of these precise same populations

6th-from ripusthāna = bhava-11 = During Rahu bhukti if rogesha-6 from Rahu is strong , one may be forced into servitude, conflict, sickness, or crime by the elder sibling, father's younger brother, mentors, friendships, the source of earnings, unreachable material goals and adversarial social networks

Privilege attained via polluted methods

Presuming the absence of oppressive drishti, bhava-6 is generally a favorable albeit controversial location for Rahu the Rogue .

Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 does not indicate an inherently an immoral or amoral personality.

Rāhuthe Opportunist finds maximum expedient advantage in the environment of His placement in bhava-6. The satkona provides Rahu with His most visibly successful setting.

Professor Rahu works instrumentally within the space of taboo mixing, conflict, accusations, and pollution as the content of His trajectory for obtainment of worldly privilege. Mesmerizing Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 shrewdly use these otherwise unbalanced experiences as the subject of His remarkable social, material, and professional success.

Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 = often the mark of fascinating military figures in times of war; use of criminal methods to attain praiseworthy goals (such as civil disobedience to fight environmental pollution); and barrier-bending, taboo-twisting ministry to the terrible suffering of the underclass - including animals.

• General Electric 1847-1931 Thomas Alva Edison was an outspoken proponent of non-violence. Yet, he authorized the public electrocution of animals (6) - including an elephant - for purposes of scientific demonstration of the electric technology that he was trying to sell. Edison was also extensively involved in electric chairs for killing death-penalty criminals (6).

Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 also marks 'successful' criminals who have attained higher social privilege via the evil methods of human trafficking, exploitive labor, cheating, blaming, and drugs.

Elevation through Argumentation

Rahu in Bhava-6 disproportion = privileges gained via medicine, military, legal defense, and ministries of service.

Often involves service to polluters, exploiters, or criminals. Excellent placement for criminal attorney, military professional, physician, hazardous materials handlers - especially those who are willing to deal with extreme situations or devious methods.

Extreme situations might include, for example, massive environmental pollution, epidemic disease, or hideous war crimes.

Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 can handle the unthinkable, engage with the unacceptable, and discuss the horrible.

Often a dramatic rise from the station of birth via extraordinary or exotic servitude, exploitation, or theft.

• Unusual circumstances regarding the mother's relatives.

Crime? Corruption? Prostitution? Drug Addiction? Pollution? Exploitation? Disease? Violent conflict? Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 says "bring it on!"

The stronger is Rahu, the more daunting one's capability to deal with the worst miseries of human lifer.

Rahu occupies His strongest placement -- the satkona -- indicating ambition to break taboo, consort with the unbalanced populations such as criminals, prostitutes, servants, drug addicts, the socially polluted, the victim-class -- and succeed materially by doing so.

Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 may become a great philanthropist and social servant.

Philanthropy and Humanitarian Service Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6

Total Surrender 1910-1997 Mother Teresa of Kolkata

• residing in 6 = [uchcha] Rahu yuti [uchcha] Chandra * parivartamsha rogesha-6 Shukra

• Rahu's ruler + Chandra's lord = Shukra in 8 (Conditions of dematerialization)

Rahu in bhava-6 is a very strong and potentially very positive placement especially for philanthropy to the disenfranchised classes .

However, professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 in any rashi requires conscious management . Rahu is a clever servant but a destructive master. One may use Rahula or Rahula can use one for His own purpose.

Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 provides a particular inclination to personal injury followed by extraordinary Service (6)

Ambitious, self-elevating Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 craves engagement with persons and environments of the satkona shad-ashtaka 6-8 angle

• exploiters and exploited; criminals and victims of crime; cheaters and cheating

• the out-of-contract, the betrayed, the untrusted, the disenfranchised, the prostituted

• the illegal, illicit, ill-suited, ill-matched, ill-disposed

• physicians and the diseased; polluters and the polluted

• jealousy, gluttony, larceny, thievery, usury, poverty,

• accusers and complainers; litigators and prosecutors

• agents of war and instigators of social conflict

• the mother's relatives; servants and servitude; ministries of service

• military - medicine - misery - mistreatment - ministry

Rahu won't stop pushing one in this relentless behavior of work-work-work, think-think-think, staving off animosity, avoiding debt, managing the threat of disease.

One can however override Rahu's default Budha-crazed narrative, distinguished by Budha's inner-argument worrying about small Budha or 6 things (germs, hands) and becoming increasingly neurotic until the egoic-mind membrane collapses in mental exhaustion.

Diverting the prestige-crazed Rahu into various types of Seva can provide a constructive outlet to the compulsively camouflaging poseur. The personal health-worrying discourse of Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 will normally fade to nil when a more glamorous disease, crime or medical environment is entered. Best way for Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 to gain mental health is to work in service to those with physical ailment.

Although His ambitious methods are often unscrupulous, rahu in the satkona generally succeeds in His quest for material entitlements.

Rahu utilizes the unbalanced activities, accusations, conflict and exploitation which accompany the breakdown of trust within relationships (12th from 7th) . Crime, illness, jealousy, toxicity, and victimization [being eaten] become the launching platform for His trajectory to Higher Privilege.

Illicit activities of all kinds are handled with deft and crafty argumentative skill.

Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 is a master rationalizer. professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 attempts to acquire a Higher Station via litigious efforts to defeat an Enemy (6) -- even if that enemy is fabricated.

According to Behari,"This Rahu denotes destruction of the adversary."

The disproportion , disease-discomfort, and distress of bhava-6 - including conditions of crime and war - can serve as instrumental means to further Rahu's ambition for empowerment.

In particular, professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 provides advantage via accusation and litigation

• General Electric 1847-1931 Thomas Alva Edison with Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6-Tula [law courts] was a rather minor inventor but a rather major litigator (6) of intellectual property claims. His strategy was to read the articles written by other inventors and quickly obtain the legal patents for the right to manufacture their ideas.

• For example, he read about the electric light bulb - an idea which had been almost perfected by several independent inventors - and expediently [Rahu] obtained the patent. His advantages included a superb and pragmatic Budha-9 which made him sharply skilled in legal documentation, and his strategic decision to live quite near to the patent office. For some legal patents, Edison was the first dated-stamped filer by mere minutes.
• In the high-stakes world of commercial patents, naone of the originators (who had in many cases been working for years in private) received a penny for their creativity. When his patents were legally challenged, Edison fought back assiduously. While private inventors rarely could afford the time and expense to defend their right to the patent, Edison had speculator funding. He used part of that funding to pay for a lifetime of patent litigation - which he nearly always won (Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 ruler Shukra-10 public trust).

Quest for higher entitlements via argument, medical treatments, drugs, poverty, pollution, prostitution, usury, accusations, conflict, exploitation, illness, divorce, and distrust

Entitlement sought = Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 wants to appear as a, entitled, legitimate, credible holder of elite status-rank in the class of beings =

Physicians, pharmacists, medical workers, medical patients, the sick, addicts, employees, servants,

the underclass, the impoverished, outcast, outsiders, prostitutes, drug addicts, the exploited, the unbalanced, the untrustworthy , the unmarried

usurers, loan-sharks, predators, exploiters, enemies, promise-breakers, alliance-dissolvers, war-mongers, instigators

criminals, thieves, the argumentative, litigators, accusers, complainers, criminal attorneys , jail-keepers,

merchants who buy-sell-trade in vehicles, boats, lands, buildings; the mother's relatives,

If Budha or rogesha-6 = strong , rahu may take whatever risks are necessary to achieve membership in this class of beings.

Rahu the Rogue is especially beneficial in the satkona which is naturally a rather roguish place full of thieves and victims. While others are arguing and complaining, fearless Rahu in 6 is busy taking a profit. He is a master of expediency; very skillful at exploiting the treachery and jealousy of 6 toward His own self-elevating purpose.

When the supporting graha are noble, ruthless Rahu may be willing to go where angels fear to tread: into even the most hideously exploitive injustices (6) of the world, such as massive disease, war and crime

• Total Surrender 1910-1997 Mother Teresa of Kolkata * victims of AIDS, the extremely poor, victims, humiliated, destitute

• Hugging Saint 1953- Ammachi of * ministry to the poorest of the poor

Pain, illness, accusations, animosity, jealousy, and poverty become Rahu's platform for self-elevating risk:

Rahu's passageway

Bhava-6 provides the snake-hole aperture through which the ambitious Naga King slithers, slides, and springs upward.

Professor Rahu's expedient means and methods include:

• disagreement, disavowal, divorce , disgrace, distrust, debt, doubt , devaluation, dehumanization, dastardly deeds , digestive disorders, and disruptive desires

• Ketu in bhava 12

• Rahu in bhava 6

chalakaraka Rahu in bhava 6

• annihilation of the enemy

• ambition to be recognized and receive the privileges accorded to a clever adversary , amischievous and devious servant , an adventurous and likely illegal druggist, acrafty litigator-accuser, or a great minister of service to the distrusted, diseased, dispossessed and afflicted.

• Often signifies strategic advances via involvement with mafia, criminals, exploitation, and drugs. entrancing Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 is a difficult but ultimately successful placement for one committed to a life ministry of service.

chidrakaraka Ketu in bhava 12

• ambivalence toward prayer, dreams, spiritual retreat, disregard for conventions of the bedroom; barrier-free imagination, but often ignores guidance from the ancestors; generally unable to maintain privacy or attain sanctuary due to dispersal of the aura-protective shell

Smoky, oily

Smoky, oily qualities in the workplace. Toxic working conditions. Servitude in a poisonous environment; yet one triumphs in the end by using this negative place as a launching pad for personal ambitions.

Servants are outsiders of a darker, oilier complexion.

Polarizing catalysis through hazy, smoky behaviors. Illicit undertakings; illegitimate association with the criminal classes, behind a smokescreen which obscures the real goings on.

Illness from toxic chemicals in smoke, especially petroleum or other oil-related. Foreign medical practitioners and going to war in a foreign land.

The oily smoke of battle (6, war).

Illness and Medical Treatment

Considerable illness from toxicity , often psycho-mental in origin, and danger posed by expedient-minded physicians using unfair contracts.

Ambitious medical treatments may intend to exploit the ailing Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 in ways that could enhance the researcher's power

For example, using the patient as a guinea pig to test experimental drugs or therapies; requiring unjustified (6) medical tests and examinations; use of toxic chemicals as "medicine" when a non-toxic (but often less profitable) alternative is available. Fraudulent diagnosis, expediently prescribed drugs and unbalanced treatments .

Ambitious, self-promoting physicians cause iatrogenic disease.

In case of severe illness, entrancing Professor Rahu teaching in classroom-6 may find remarkable cures from alternative treatments, or fascinating exotic medications available in a foreign land.